Why J.R.R. Tolkien Fell in Love With "The Green Knight" a Century Ago
Before "Lord of the Rings," Tolkien was bewitched by the Arthurian poem that underlies David Lowery's critically acclaimed new movie
Excerpt: How I Learned to Love Warren Zevon, Despite Him
In “American Dream Machine,” Matthew Specktor unravels the many myths and icons of the city he grew up in: Los Angeles
Elvis Presley Annotated His Copy of "The Prophet," and Now It's For Sale
Elvis wasn't the only musical admirer of Gibran's book
"The Boys" Is a Rare Glimpse Into Seven Decades of Male Friendship
Photographer Rick Schatzberg talks about life, death and the 13 men from Long Island with whom he has shared the journey
Prince Harry Is Working On a Memoir
As publishing news goes, this is big
Upgrade Your Coffee Table With This Taschen Sale
Shop display copies 25 to 75% off
Danny Trejo Says He Was Once Hypnotized by Charles Manson in Jail
The actor and the cult leader crossed paths behind bars in 1961
Excerpt: Michael Punke Takes on Crazy Horse’s Origin Story in “Ridgeline”
“The Revenant” author is back with another tale of the American West, this time focusing on a conflict between white settlers and the Lakota in present-day Wyoming
In “It Never Ends,” Tom Scharpling Finally Gets Serious
The comedian and longtime radio host's new memoir is a reminder that the funniest people we know are rarely immune to sadness
The English Butler Is One of Pop Culture's Most Underrated Archetypes
From the novels of PG Wodehouse to "The Fresh Prince," the man who is quietly working in the background always knows more than he lets on
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This July
From a harrowing medical history to an unlikely Hollywood memoir
Stuntperson Accuses Amazon's "Lord of the Rings" Adaptation of Having an Unsafe Set
Worrying news from New Zealand
For the Right Price, Ernest Hemingway's Granddaughter Will Endorse Your Book
Mariel Hemingway is now working with a self-publishing company
The Enduring Mystery of Why a 1960s Spy Novelist Vanished
A stylish story for a stylish writer
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for July
Including a “What We Do in the Shadows” spinoff and the year’s best concert film
No One Loves America More Than Roger Bennett of “Men in Blazers”
Bennett has unapologetically embraced our land. Now, he's going to get you to love soccer.